Angelo Moore

Angelo Moore (vocals, saxophone) can be referred to as Dr. Madd Vibe, but he’s perhaps more named the frontman for Fishbone, the wildly enthusiastic party teach of ’70s funk and ska revivalists. Moore shaped Fishbone in 1979 with Chris Dowd (trombone, keyboards), Walter Kibby (trumpet, horn, vocals), Kendall Jones (acoustic guitar), John Norwood Fisher (bass), and Philip “Seafood” Fisher (drums). In 1985, Fishbone released a self-titled EP on Columbia Information. The monitor “Party at Floor No” became a cult strike on substitute and college r / c within the U.S., while “Contemporary Market,” a bizarre melange of robotic voices and chanted contact letters, ignited demand lines within the Philippines. Nevertheless, Fishbone’s stylistic deviations — the music group could easily veer from funk to hard rock and roll — confused even more listeners than it fascinated. In the past due ’80s and ’90s, Fishbone observed the works they affected — groups such as for example Living Color, the Red Popular Chili Peppers, no Doubt — reaching the industrial achievement that eluded them. In 1995, Moore began to create and perform poetry beneath the nom de guerre Dr. Madd Vibe. As Dr. Madd Vibe, Moore completed an recording, a book, along with a video collectively called The Missing Hyperlink Presents…Dr. Madd Vibe’s In depth Linkology.